Acta neurologica Scandinavica · 2009
White matter disorders with autosomal dominant heredity: a review with personal clinical case studies and their MRI findings.
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Sundal C, Ekholm S, Andersen O
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Leukoencephalopathies are a heterogeneous group of severe encephalopathy syndromes with myelin, axonal or vascular pathology, typically with extensive white matter lesions on MRI T2-FSE and/or -FLAIR sequences.
OBJECTIVES: This review is restricted to leukoencephalopathies with onset in adult age and a dominant inheritance. These diseases are generally severe and often lethal and present with an exacerbating or insidiously progressive course.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The focus is on four syndromes with pure leukoencephalopathies, however, leukoencephalopathies with associated clinical features are included.
RESULTS: T2 weighted MR imaging often show features common for leukoencephalopathies, yet shows distinguishing features in transthyretin amyloidosis.
CONCLUSION: The diagnosis within the group of leukoencephalopathies thus characterized by MRI relies mainly upon clinical and genetic analysis. The differential diagnosis against treatable leukoencephalopathies is increasingly relevant.
OBJECTIVES: This review is restricted to leukoencephalopathies with onset in adult age and a dominant inheritance. These diseases are generally severe and often lethal and present with an exacerbating or insidiously progressive course.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The focus is on four syndromes with pure leukoencephalopathies, however, leukoencephalopathies with associated clinical features are included.
RESULTS: T2 weighted MR imaging often show features common for leukoencephalopathies, yet shows distinguishing features in transthyretin amyloidosis.
CONCLUSION: The diagnosis within the group of leukoencephalopathies thus characterized by MRI relies mainly upon clinical and genetic analysis. The differential diagnosis against treatable leukoencephalopathies is increasingly relevant.